Jesus warns of the unforgivable sin in Mark 3:28-29: blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, deliberately attributing the Father's works, like Jesus' miracles, to Satan (Beelzebul, the "prince of demons"). This warning is critical given who Satan actually is.

Jesus (Iēsous) told us to… Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you. (Luke 6:27–28) And remember that… no murderer has eternal life abiding in him (1 John 3:15) How does YHWH match up to this? YHWH sends a flood to destroy all living creatures except Noah, his family, and representatives of each animal. YHWH rains down fire and brimstone, destroying Sodom, Gomorrah, and surrounding cities. YHWH strikes down every firstborn in Egypt during the Passover. YHWH drowns Pharaoh’s army in the Red Sea. YHWH commands the Levites to kill idol-worshipers after the golden calf incident, and a plague follows. YHWH causes the earth to swallow Korah, Dathan, Abiram, and their households, and fire consumes 250 rebels. A subsequent plague kills more for complaining. YHWH sends venomous snakes to kill Israelites for complaining. YHWH commands Israel to destroy Canaanite cities (e.g., Jericho, Ai) as judgment for their sin. YHWH kills Er for wickedness and Onan for disobedience. YHWH sends fire to kill Aaron’s sons for offering unauthorized fire. YHWH strikes Uzzah dead for touching the ark. YHWH commands Saul to destroy all Amalekites, including men, women, children, and livestock. Population unknown but likely thousands. YHWH’s angel kills 185,000 Assyrian soldiers to protect Jerusalem. That’s approximately 1,188,117–6,392,017 deaths attributed to YHWH’s direct action or command. Orthodoxy would have you believe all those deaths are due to “justice”, but what does Jesus (Iēsous) tell us about His Father? …love your enemies, and do good, and lend, expecting nothing in return, and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High, for he is kind to the ungrateful and the evil. Be merciful, even as your Father is merciful.  (Luke 6:35–36) Remember that we only know the Father/Most High via Jesus (Iēsous) alone. All others are thieves and robbers.

Jesus teaches, “A tree is known by its fruit; a good tree cannot produce evil fruit” (cf. Luke 6:43-44), urging us to assess actions, like YHWH’s wrathful deeds, to discern truth. Yet, He also said, “Do not judge, lest you be judged” (cf. Luke 6:37), advocating compassion over condemnation. This distinguishes evaluating actions to reject false teachings from avoiding personal judgment to embody Christ’s love.

Jesus teaches, “A tree is known by its fruit; a good tree cannot produce bad fruit” (Luke 6:43-44). We must judge others’ actions, including the Hebrew Bible’s YHWH, by their fruit—revealing a deity of wrath producing bad fruit, unlike Jesus’ gospel of love and compassion.

Jesus teaches love and grace, urging forgiveness (Luke 7:47-48). YHWH (Yahweh) demands fear and obedience, with death for disobedience (Deut 28:58-63). Question is, who are you following? The two aren’t the same.

A song that always puts me in a good mode; 'The Power of Love' - Huey Lewis

Remember that time when Moses had to convince YHWH not to destroy Israel and break his promise? YHWH said to me [Moses], ‘I have seen this people [Israel], and behold, it is a stubborn people. Let me alone, that I may destroy them - Dt 9:13–14

"One does not argue with Gnostics. One exterminates them... The only cure is to purge." Why are some Christians so quick to request death on someone rather than engaging in a conversation? Does this represent Jesus?

This is a great book, recommend it; The Enigma about Divine Love and the Creation of Evil "Many early Christians were able to see that Abba, the Heavenly Father of Jesus, actually bore little resemblance to Israel’s fearsome God."

For the record I do not believe any book/or set of books are infallible. But that doesn’t mean we throw them all out—we don’t have to be like the church fathers. Follow Jesus (Iēsous) and ask Holy Spirit to come and help you—that is His job according to Jesus! Trust in Him.

Did Jesus write teachings on papyrus? No, they were oral and remained so for decades. He promised the Holy Spirit to guide us: “The Helper… will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said” (Jn 14:26).

We should approach all scripture with reverence, but know it’s not infallible—Jesus (Iēsous) is the Word, not the canon. Rely on the Holy Spirit to discern truth across sources and translations, using the Evangelion as a guide to navigate potential Judaized distortions.

The claim that later New Testament (NT) texts were “Judaized” to link Jesus to the Hebrew Bible/Torah relies on Marcion’s first NT, consisting of the Evangelion (Gospel of the Lord), predates the canonical Luke and was not a redaction. Scholars like Dr. Markus Vinzent and Dr. Mark G. Bilby argue this scientifically. Key examples, like the virgin birth (Lk 2:49) and temple references (Lk 19:46), are absent in the Evangelion, suggesting they were added to connect Jesus to the Torah. In the Evangelion, Jesus simply descends to Capernaum (Evangelion 1.1, cf. Lk 3:1), with no prior narrative tying him to Jewish tradition. Similarly, events in Lk 19:29-48 (e.g., riding a colt, cleansing the temple) are missing in Evangelion 15.2, which only describes Jesus teaching in the temple. These additions are seen as attempts to align Jesus with YHWH, despite Jesus never equating YHWH with his Father. The contrasting behaviors of YHWH and the Father presented by Jesus highlight this disconnect, as noted by Marcion and pre-Nicene perspectives. Jesus’ instruction to judge by fruit suggests his Father differs from YHWH.

Orthodoxy bros try to turn Jesus into a YHWH-style wrath/war machine, but He's about love and forgiveness. Painting the Prince of Peace as a warlord is like dressing a dove as a vulture or Jesus operating a mech—it's ridiculous.

Jesus commands, "Let not the sun go down on your wrath," urging us to resolve anger quickly and live in peace. This teaching emphasises Jesus' message of grace and reconciliation, distinct from the Hebrew Bible's punitive tone.

YHWH sends evil spirits... In 1 Samuel 16:14-23, 18:10, and 19:9, an evil spirit from YHWH torments Saul, causing distress and violence. In 1 Kings 22:19-23 and 2 Chronicles 18:18-22, YHWH allows a spirit to deceive Ahab’s prophets, leading to his defeat. In Job 1:6-12 and 2:1-7, YHWH permits Satan to afflict Job’s possessions and health to test him. Jesus expels them... In Mark 1:23-27, Jesus casts out an unclean spirit from a man in a synagogue, astonishing witnesses. In Mark 5:1-20, Jesus drives out a legion of demons from a man in Gerasene, sending them into pigs. In Matthew 8:28-34 and Luke 8:26-39, Jesus frees two demon-possessed men. In Luke 4:33-36, Jesus commands a demon to leave a man, and in Mark 9:14-29, he exorcises a spirit from a boy, restoring him. Jesus always expels evil spirits. Follow Jesus, he will set you free.

The deity of the Hebrew Bible (Yahweh) is inconsistent with the Father (God) revealed through Jesus. Yahweh is jealous, wrathful, and incompatible with Jesus' teachings.

Your passion outstrips your precision. I follow Iēsous alone, undaunted by cries of heresy, seeking His truth with heart and mind. Your colourful barbs—LSD-fueled or otherwise—fall wide. I choose grace over strife, and with this, I bid our exchange adieu. Pax Christi. ☧

Too many people speak before listening and understanding. They go in with preconceived ideas and assumptions that they’re already right and you’re wrong before even knowing what the other side is saying. It’s a sign you’re dealing with someone irrational.

2025 ANSES study: Glass bottles have 5-50x more microplastics (100/liter) than plastic bottles due to cap contamination. NIH found 240,000 particles/liter in water, 90% nanoplastics, impacting tissues. If not glass or plastic, what then?